comet-design

To create technical design documentation, use a structured brainstorming and validation workflow that enforces multi-stage architectural reviews before implementation. This ensures all technical risks and test strategies are vetted and approved by the user prior to execution.

A delta specification is a targeted patch generated during technical design documentation that captures incremental changes to an existing architecture. It is produced through a structured workflow to manage design-phase state and ensure architectural alignment without rewriting the entire system spec.

To prevent design drift and premature execution, implement two-stage guardian reviews and state validation protocols within your brainstorming workflow. These safety guardrails enforce rigorous architectural alignment, ensuring the design is fully vetted before moving to the implementation phase.

Yes, generating a formal Design Doc through this structured workflow requires integration with Superpowers brainstorming tools. It operates within the Comet agent ecosystem, relying on these tools to manage design-phase state, risk assessment, and architectural alignment.

Use a structured technical design workflow when starting a complex feature that requires rigorous architectural vetting. It solves the problem of fragmented designs by enforcing a mandatory brainstorming phase, ensuring technical risks, test strategies, and delta specifications are fully documented before coding begins.